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Introduction and Overview
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Learning Through Making
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Learning from One Another
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Assignment: Teach/learn something to/from another student in the class
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Apprenticeship Learning
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Powerful Ideas and Fluency
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Assignment: Paper on "What can I learn in 3 hours?"
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Learning "On Your Own"
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Choosing Your Tools (and Fluency with Tools)
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Documenting and Evaluating Activities
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Diane Willow: Learning as Space, Place and Environment
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Design vs. Craft
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Discussion of Plans for First-round Workshops
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Reports on First and Second Round Workshops
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Workshops for One Another
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Final Project Reports Due, and Workshops for the Media Lab
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Your reflections on -
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what workshop participants learned; what you learned ways to extend the workshop experience

 
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